'M^TMPMEUJ.XYJ JACOB PORTER, Publisher.] ' JÇrrarli the (Soaprl to 0vrrg Creature."—M ARK 1*1. [TERMS: $2 20 PER ANNUM VOL. XXXIII. PITTSBURGH, SATURDAY, JANUAli\ 27, 1877. Tm following plaintive poem on NO. 51 Mary CoaeciTtd W ithout gin. grace inaugurated; the day that will the diaaolution of St. Michael's Sem- grandest of all God's creatures is the I created—and that A SERMON BV FATHER BURKI:. behold the terrible decree against object of our admiration—for surely umph of God. one was the tri- ing the triumph of Divine grace; an- inary, the Theological institution man eraaed, the bolts of Heaven Mary was always The Feaat of the Immaculate C we must admire that which God other Mary to guide us by the joy of the Dioeeae ot Pittsburgh, haa an- withdrawn, and the golden portal the triumph of God. "Behoid a ception of the Blessed Virgin Mary made so fair and noble; nay, we are I and gladness which our repentance been handed na for publication by opened wide to us all. And this day called upon to admire her, for the woman shall crush the serpent's and true contrition will aasuredly waa obaerved with particular devo one who had been pursuing his studies —this day of peace and happiness, Scripture says: »God is wonderful in head with her heel." •• I saw a give. Second only to the joy with tion in the Cathedral, Marlborough and of benediction—had its aurora nrgrea; t aign—. a r woman clothed with. which He contemplates perfect puri- in it far the Altar. The Seminary was Hie Saints—praise the Lord in His atreet, Dublin. At the concluaion of and its dawn, and that dawn was in Sainte as in the very firmament of he sun and the moon beneath her ty-.nd ,reat is the joy" of Godto- eatabiiahed over 33 yeara ago by the Mary, the Immaculate Mother of the His power"—that whilst we are thus nd ro ld the laal Gospel, the Rev. T. Burke, ! .' * f »! » "own of 1 day whet, He contemplates the Bless- late and venerable Biahop O'Con- Man God. Oh, how different from twelve stars"—end before her the ed* Virgin in her Immaculate Con- O. P., ascended the pulpit, and admiring her, and giving God thanks nor, aince which time it haa aent the coming of the first mother Eve. frequently for all that He has done enemies of God were drawn out.— j ception—second only to this was the preached the sermon ol the day as The aurora contergen»—the apringing | unction that swelled in the many Levites forth to labor in the Mary came in all the calmness and for her, and through her for us—the Divine follows:—- gentleness, in all the splendor, and up of the day that came to pass in heart of Jesus Christ when He look- vineyard of the Lord; and would, no in all tha •%•> , t.u ¿- . • 1 *ery greatness of her graces may Mary a Immaculate Conception; and ed down at Mary Magdalene, and doubt, have long continued to do ao, '•Who is she that cometh like unto U \l r u 7 °f,the h,?h®8t «r,ce »eem «0 lift her so far above us that yet, dearly beloved, even here ia the the morning rising?" when her first tear fell upon HM sa- were it not lor the atringency of the and the highest love of God-no we find no example-no lesson fo object of our imitation—for every | cred feet. Oh. if we cannot give May it please jour Eminence and cloud of anger bangs over her heaj, | ourselves in the life and grace, of no lowering shadow of Divine I one amongst us in his or her own Him the perfect joy of perfect purity" timea through which we are paaaing, dearly beloved brethren, it was thus Mary. But this is not so. She is wrath falls before her—the heredita- sphere, no matter how humble it may perfect charity, perfect goodness, at and more particularly the late di- that the inspired one of the Scripture not only admirable, but she ia imita ry and traditional sin is stayed by be ought to be, and with God le; St let us give Him the joy of per- viaion of the Dioeeae. The Semi- described the coming ol Mary, the ble, and I would fail in my duly to the omnipotent hand of Him who re- yovoutoriaw.u to day iif Il»»,« were . I 7 , grace will be. a living monument oil feet true rep°entañc¿~ and so rise in nary was acarcely ever, in the most Mother of God. He contemplated deemed her—ahe is untainted by the the sad night of four thousand years, proaperoua timea, self supporting, breath or thought of sin—she rises I and, looking towards »he Orient, he as an object for your admiration. to tell the world that the sun of eter- ten as we endeavor by a holy tepen- | that, my brethren, and this will be for and the division of the Dioeeae took saw there a vision of Divine beauty § § ,. , r - without at least endeavoring to show tance, to shake off our sins—as often us the aurora consergens—upspring- away from it the main reliance it rising before him, and he exclaimed. nal salvation is about to break upon you hsus," beats, there is no knowledge of God left on promptings of unruly paasions—the mother's womb without the taint of may be born into the soul of every and fifty membera, and since their Reminding us forever, In our ceres. uprisings of fool desires—the loud To phm eur trust, whene'er the tempest raves, the land; cursing and lying, theft and sin. never again shall a human being one oi us—by cleansing our souls banishment these have spead over la Him aloae, who lays the winds and waves. adultery have prevailed, and behold! calla ol a base and fallen nature—all behold heaven aave as a penitent, from sin. There is joy in heaven all parta of the globe. About twenty blood hath touched blood." But, these things were unknown to Mary. with the taint of original sin at least over one sinner doing penance, and of them are now in the United States, Farewell! Ah ! me f a solemn word to say, The other Saints have become Saints And still moie solemn, if it be for aye. my dear brethren, the second day is once incurred; never again can a the joy in heaven begins in the heart whilatm Central and South America The night eomes on apaee. The staiies* skies— approaching, the day that will behold by overebming themselves. Mary creature arise to show the angels in of God Himself; therefore out of our five of them have aetiled. The vast The gatneriag gloom—the creaking boughs— God and Man united in one Divine became the Saint of Saints—fitted, heaven and man on earth what man I very misery, humiliation and folly msjority of the German Jeeuita, the tigh' Parson, united in our Lord and Sa as St. Thomas says, to be the Moth- would have been if God's work had I As 'twere of walling sprites among the irtes— can we find material to make our- however, have selected Britiah India The oaks like warders grim— the desolate vtour Jeaus Christ—the day that will er of God—by simply taking up her not been utterly spoiled in him. selves the delight and joy of God.— J for the field of their exeruona. hcaese— enormous graces and corresponding behold an unclouded age—darkneas But did God give this great triumph in these two great respects, there- There are hundreds of them in the This dark dull house without its tenents—all dissipated, the reign of sin destroyed, with them. In quick sueeessloa strike me and appall, to His enemy? Oh no; He asserted fore, is the Immaculate Virgin imita- peninsula, and thefCatholirs uf the and the mild sway of God's love and Urging me hence to baste aawiuing flight, Himself—He preserved one unpollut ble. We can. my dear brethren, be- whole presidency of Bumbay. are Into the gloom T plunge—goodnight: old home, And now. perhaps, it must suggest ed. one unspoiled specimen of that hold another Mary to guide us in the good night! JAsts. entrusted to their spiritual leader- itself to vou or to me that whilst this humanity which so lovingly He bad I repression of our passions, in assert- ship. THE CATHOLIC atkelic laditas la the Vicariate venerable brethren, to which you who from this moment sought to kill the young girls were in the habit of five feet of water at Brownsville at fuel boat. J. 8. Cunningly ¿«^M» submit with the most perfect abnega- Him: non enim volebot in Judecam am- sowing and planting of flax; of pull- 1 o'clock P. M. ose three coal boats, and J. g Apestellc • f Nebraska. tion, and she furnishes you with fmlare quia quxrebant Judei mm inter- ing it when grown; steeping the crop, Monongahela City.—Coal flat«, loses one coal boat. ' ^ fresh motives to combat and fcvet ficere. spreading it, putting it to bleach and Rt. Rev. Ju. O'Connor, Victr tipples, lumber, and all kinds of river Among the tipple, deBt^,d Apostolic of Nebraska, has forward- maintain intact the righu of the To me also have eertsin persons dry, then scutching it in its various property floating off. the Monongahela. are Capufajj* il Spouse of Jesus Christ against all said (and it has even been said to me stsges, and after that numbers used Morgantown.—River full of logs, P. Smith s, in Greenfield'ZVt M ed to Lea Mixtion* Catholique*. the assailants. It cannot bs denied that within a few days): "Why do you to assemble together in the village &(!. seph Short's same place, Eii W B following letter to bim from Rev. J. this agitation is the cause why the not leave the Vatican?" I must an- home, and spend the evenings in the West Newton.—The gorge broke ard'a, above Brownsville, and J^ SI B. M. Ganin, O.M.I., attached to Church is oppressed, trampled un- swer: Temput meant noncfum advenit. productive harmony of the spinning- at 2 A. M., and again piled up at El- Dippold A Son's, in pool Ni>! I 111 the Vicariate of Northern Minnesota, derfoot, and persecuted within as For the present I cannot go out, wheel and the merry song. Such rod's and the river rose with terrible »olid ice in the Allto^i« it is dated Duluth, St. Louis County. well as without, so that, like the He- propter meium Judxorum. This plsce were the habits of Ireland's daughters rapidity. P. Markle & Sons' paper was very ccmfoMing to our chut? brew people of old, she is obliged to in which 1 dwell, is the little Galilee, of the peasant or working class some mill was flooded, and tbe mill com- Nov. ?, 1876. a translation of which ed river men, as they fM| .UmTjI rebuild with one hand the walls of thecsnfines of which I must not cross; sixty or seventy years sgo. Now alt pelled to suspend its operations. though their troubles aregreater tH is furnished by the X. 1*. Freeman'» the mystic Jerusalem destroyed by it is certain that I cannot put my foot that is changed. Tbe young girls Moore's distillery, at Moore's sta- they can bear, and bad the AfU the rebels, and with the other to without the bounds of the Vatican, of the present period never saw Journal:-— tion, was flooded, aitd likewise tem- ghenv also given way, Mt Q| brandish the sword against the ene- propter metum Judstorum. For fear a spinning-wheel. They do not "My numerous journeys have pre- porarily stopped. Telegraphic com- would it have completed C-*»ht2 mies who assail her from without. of the Jews." know what it is. They rarely hear vented my giving yon, at an earlier munication was interrupted by the many, but it would have fsJiji She is persecuted by internal ene- the name pronounced. It will soon period, an account of the Indians in Let us all, in spirit, transport our- breaking of poles. unparalleled damage upon oar citiw mies, although they are few in num- be an antique thing concerning that part of Dakota Territory subject selves to the feel of the D ivine In- At 11 A. M., the gorge at Elrod's as well. ber; she is persecuted by external wh'.ch some antiquarian will pub- to your jurisdiction. Those with Isnt, and let us admire that concen- gave way, and immense damage en- To attempt to compute the daw. enemies, and they are numerous. lish items that may prove it to whom i am best acquainted are the tration of infinite virtues He revealed sued from it, which could not be es- age at present would be futile, at the The internal enemies may trnly be be the most wonderful contrivance ones now establiahed at Standing to men in proposing them to their timated yesterday. coal operators cannot tell their owa called seditious, and they, as well as of the past centuries. But as a sign Roek Reservations. Several hun- imitation. Let us propose to our McKeesport.— Two loaded boats osses. There will be some salvage the external ones sre driven on by of industry it has been banished from dred ol these nomadic Indians have selves to imitate Him in His virtue opposite the town, owned by William but how much is not known, asthj the spirit of pride and insolence the homes of the people. How is a been baptised by me, on the plains of humility, becsuse the opposite Neel. were cut down by the ice from damage extends far down tbe Ohio which animates them: both assert permanent mode of industryto be sup- of Dakota. vice is the chief cause of the great the Youghiogheny, and the town river. repeatedly in every tone that they plied to the people, to the girls or •'At Dniuth there is a Catholic tribe evils which afflict 'be Church and partially flooded. Regarding the men who wereetr. will not serve. The former attsck young women who have left school ? with whom I resided when I first ourselves. On his advent into the The additional ice brought down ried ofl with the fleet at tbe SUM. the Church by word and pen. They How will they be employed at planted the sign of Redemption, at a world the Infant Jesus showed Him- by the Youghiogheny gave the Mo- sion Bridge, we have sinee hear* publish writings more or less volum- home? How will they be effectually place now called Devil'c Lake self meek and humble. Let us avail nongahel a a wild appearance, and as various rumors of the manner 1 nious, but which all tend to dimmish kept from America, and from the de- Agency, The greater part of them ourselves of this humility to ap- the approach of the ice was heralded which they were aaved, and dot« the suthority of the Church. There grading temptations that beset their dwell around Fort Garry, Manitoba, proach Him, with confidence, and by the telegraph, there were many know which is correct. One ia tfc«t sometimes appear anonymous pam- path in the land of the exile and the bat they left there after the Canada ask Ilim for all the favora we stand thousands of people on hand to see they cut the cook house boat clear, phlets which originate in the dark stranger? How? By Home Rule, troubles. They then all retired to in need of. In this first coming He the ruin. Ail was chaos, however, and that she floated against tbe head recesses of some saloon. The ex- and by Home Rule alone, (Here the forest-covered mountains north- shows Himself loving and ready to and an undistinguishable mass of of Brunot. when the men jtmpodte tents! enemies combat the Church by the audience cheered his Grace and west of Dakota, on the frontiers of console us. In the second, He will wrecked river craft was all that was shore. Another is that « tow boii fire and sword, usurping, destroying, repeated the applause.) This is a the Montana Territory, where they come in anger, and will sustain the to be seen. Barge after barge, load- followed and rescued then, at «bo attacking, not only her property, but most serious question. It concerns built their lodges. From this place rights of inexorable justice. May ed and empty, struck the venerable two barges near Economy. Either even her most sacred rights. The us all. It is allied with religion. they can easily hunt the buffalo He bless you now, and may that old Suspension Bridge, &nd some of will doubtless be sstisfactory to tbe former write and speak, without "Religion clear and undefiled before which abound iu this region. There benediction be an earnest of the one tbe river men drew sold comfort out men immediately concerned. having any mission to do so, as God and the Father is this: To visit are about 3,500 of these abarigines, we long for on the threshold of etern- of the hope that something would Christ Himself said to the Pharisr es. the fatherless and widow« in their The owners of the fleet, consistta* all Catholics, and faithful observers ity. wreck it so as to get it out ol their They consequently fall headlong into tribulation, and keep one'a self un- of about thirty barges and boati,and of the precepts ol religion. They Benedictio Dei, etc.—Freeman Jour way. a multitude of errors, which is al- spotted from the world." The best containing about 300,000 bushels of have no priest; a missionary visits nal. Turtle Creek next added its con- coal, are Messrs. Keeling & Co., N. ways the way with weak humanity of all ways to assist those children, them once a year. Bound by ties of tribution, and in a few hours it put J. Bigley, Joseph Walton. Joha Me- when it throws the divine authority some of whom are fatherless, and to kindred to the different tribes by out ice enough to supply a continent. Closkey, and John Robinson. The aside. The Church complains of help them in a permanent way, is to whom they are surrounded, they The Archbishop of Tuam on Hene The townahip bridge at Moss Side latter owned twelve boats and fear these seditious attacks in which her give them employment suited to their have formed friendly alliances with Rale. was carried off, and part of the flats. own children fight against her. The state, as girls have in Belgium and them which are very favorable to the bridge at Brinton's Station. A large very children whom she has nourish- The following is the text of the France. Continued employment, At this writing. 2 A. M., the Mo- advancement of the Catholic faith. amount of properly was swept out of ed and fed, contemn and spurn her. most notable part of an address deliv- however, all of this clsss cannot ob- nongahela is sitil slowly swelling, "The Assiniboins. who speak a the creek. The guardians and defenders of the ered by the Arehbishop of Tuam on tain in Ireland as Irelsnd is at pres- with about twenty one feet in the language that is understood by the In pool No. 1, a lumber raft be- channel, but is not likely to go maen Church and her interests must warn the occasion of the destribution of ent governed. We have no factories; Sioux, reside in the same locality as the faithful, ask them to pray, and no lace-working. We have no fost- longing to A. C. Lexer, and a part higher, as the change in tbe temper- prises at the schools of the Sisters the half braeda, on the Milk River. pray for them, and, if need be, em- ering government willing to encour- of a dry dock belonging to J. F. ature will eheck the volume of tht They number about 4,000, mostly ploy the arms of the Church, that is, of Mercy at Tuam lately: age trade or enterprise. The gov- Dravo, and a large number of empty rivulets above. Catholics. barges were carried off. the canonical censures, wherever "But what are these young girls, ernment which rules Ireland does not THE ALLEGHENY. The Sioax Titon do not inhabit 1 The head of the gorge struck the they sre necessary, ao as not to let so young, so clever, so well trained, know the wants of the people—worse Reports were received here yes- this district,but they frequently come Smithfield street bridge at about halt the weak and simple fall into the to do after they will have left the still, does not care about the people; terday that the ice had broken in the to hunt the buffalo. They live in the past two. On the South Side, be- snares prepared for them by their de- guardian care of these good sisters and, Isslly, they cannot, in the pres- Allegheny at Parkers, with thirty- Yellow Stone region, and they are tween tbe bridge and the dam, was ceivers. In considering also the who have taught them and watched ent slate of the country, bring about two feet in the channel* and people found in the south as far as the Black an extensive and miscellaneous as other enemies, we will cry out at the over them ? It has all been very a better stage ol things. Home Rule whose interests lie in the river and Hills. Their territory comprises a sortment of river craft, all of whieh foot of the throne of God: How long well for these innocent girls up to alone can do it. We should all then about the shores, at once eommtne- part of Dakota, Wyoming, and Mon- were more or lees damaged, while shall the persecutors of the Church the present. They have been at —priests, and people, and bishops— ed preparations for the flood, hat for- tana. They are nearly al! Pagans. people on the lowland were making remain insatiable in their desire, to school; they have learned their daily be Home Rulers: if we are in earnest tunately the reports proved to be They have often requested me to go preparations to withstand a water despoil the Church of her temporal task, and advanced in knowledge and in helping the poor No other kind false, and there has been, as yet, co amongst them and instruct them and siege. Robin son, Rea A Co. piled a goods, and still worse, ever ready to piety. They have acquired habits of help will do. The measure of need of the preparations mads. their children, but bow can I do so, deprive her of her rights, her liberty Home Rule which Mr. Butt is seek- large quantity of pig iron into their of industry; but alter they leave the Reliable news was received from being nearly always the only one to of instructing, preaching and ordain- ing will be a great panacea of the ills warehouse to hold it down. The school, after they quit the home Freeport that the ice had broken on visit the Indians of Dakota, it is ing, and finally of the liberty which ol Ireland. He is the good Samaritan dredge boats belonging to Nicholas of the nuns, what are they the Kiskiminitss. and had raa into only two yeara sinee a priest has Thou hast g iven, but especially that who is in earnest in healing the Keefer and Wenke & Nichols were to do? Turning to the priests pres- the Allegheny. Bst little damage been stationed at Totton, a mission I of teaching? For it is not to others, wounds of poor afflicted Ireland forced upon shore, and so badly ent, his Grace continued: That is was expected from this, ho«ev*r, as founded in 1867. Beside, since the but to the Apostles alone that Thou (great applause)." damaged as to be considered worth- the question for you and me to solve. the contributions from the Kiskimin- opening of the Pacific Railroad, I hast said: • Going, teach all nations.' less. It is a question for all the priests and itss would not add much to the l«md. have been obliged to attend a large The Church is now persecuted but The model barge Rover No. 2, bishops of Ireland. When I ask The ice from the latter strasm, was nnmber of newly established stations she is strong in the accomplishments was struck by an empty barge, but what are these children to do, I ask gorged at Parnaasei. tor tbe whites. of ber duties. Let us continue to The Flood. not seriously damaged. whst are the daughters of all the Reports of the Allegheny from A Titon Indian, sent by Sitting work," said the Holy Father, "until DISASTER FOLLOWS DISASTER. At the Suspension Bridge a fleet mechanica in Ireland—the daughtera points further up, show that tbe ice BOLL, ceme to me in 1872. I was the end of our days, and thus we of the small farmers and of humble had been tying all winter, and al PARTIAL BREAK VP OF THE ALLE- is aolid yet, with no prospeet of a with Mr. Kennedy, a contractor on shall be able to present ourselves be- artisans in town and in country, and though it had passed safely through the Pacific Railroad. The Indian fore the tribunal of God and say: Lo ! GHENY. the acathing ordealofSunday, it was break until the Monongahela and of others of the same class—to do Ohio should have settled. There is took my hand as he uttered a prsyer, here we are; we have been the faith- Yesterday was another day of the destined to meet with the fate of its when they leave the schools taught no appreciable rise in the Allegheny and then said to me: "O! Father! ful guardians of Thy Church mili- most intense anxiety to river men companions, and went off yesterday by the religions? It is, indeed, a either, except from the bsek water of I, indeed, see you at last; you, the tant, and we have done all that was and all those living close to or own- under the mighty pressure. Some great and important question—one the Ohio. first Blackgown I have ever seen, in our power to defend her rights. that is wound up with the interests ing property in exposed situations a- of the lines bad got into the water, The onlr valuable property in this and I thank God, Who has been so And this is why we can, with the and the objects of religion. At home long the river. The thaw combined and the constant »urging of the cakes vicinity that would be endangered good a* to grant me this favor. I confidence of the Apoatle, demand they have no work to do. Some few with the steady rain of the previous of ice against them had caused fhem by a heavy and violent paasago af have come to ask you a question: Do the crown of the Church triumph- may go to aervice to be apprenticed day had prepared the people to ex- to yield thread by thread, until at ice from the Allegheny is lyiefl at you love tha pale faces more than ant."— Catholic Review. to trades, but for the great body of pect some water, but hardly so much length they snapped like the cords the Several landings on tht Ohio you do us, or do you imagine we love these poor girls there is no work at as the telegraph brought notice of a- that bound Sampson's wrists. The river at and a short distsnee belaw you less than they do, that you spend home. Are they to grow up in idle- bove, yesterday morning. A tele- whole fleet with four men on ooard, Sawmill Run, and consists of a num- all your time among them, without ness? Are they to stand still?—to gram from Morgantown announced then atarted down. The names of ber of boats snd barges belonging to ever coming near us? Why do you Address af Oar Holy Father, Pope sit down and do nothing? They that the river had risen twenty-three the men who took tbe involuntary John A. Wood & Sons, Joseph Wal- abtndon us! I have come 700 miles cannot. It is not right, it is not nat- feet during tbe night, and was still t/ip are Edward Scharff, Harry PiasIX., lathe Mcahers eithe ton & Co., W. H. Brown, Simpsot to atk you this." I cannot describe ural. Hence they depart in such whooping it up at the rate of two feet Cloud, Billy Wilaon. and another Horner & Co., Neel Oliver. to you the grief I felt at seeing a peo- ROBXB NahiUty. vast bodies to America; or they are ao hour. This news with the al- whoae first name was Edward. The fleet joined Sunday's wreck at Bru- ple so absolutely abandoned, and so You this year afford me, Dearly exposed to many temptations at most assured fact that the Yough THE ALLEGHENY FOLLOWt 8CIT. unjustly treated by our government. not, and it was reported that the men Beloved Sons, the consolation of home, er in England or Scotland, would burst its icy barriers during Contrary to latter expectation, A few of these tribes, whose agent all succeeded in escaping, but at this seeing you grouped around me, and from the poverty of their position or the day, caused not only tbe river the gorge in the Allegheny geve wty was a Protestant minister, have been writing we have not been able to forming a crown for me as precious unsettled dependence on others for men, but the inhabitants of the ex- thit morning, and the ice sttrttd deprived of their annual pension be- verily the report. The lines snapp- as it is iilustrioos. Yes, I hsve al- mesns to live. Irish girls in Ameri- posed towns along the rivers, to look here at 2:30 o'clock. At 2:45 the cause they wonld not become Pro- ed about 5 o'clock last evening. ways very much enjoyed a fre- ca, who live according to the max- blue. As the day grew, the advices marka on the Suspension Bridge pitr testants, prefering to die of hungar quent mingling with the aristocrary, ims which the good nuns have taught received tended lo confirm fears for showed the river to have riaen three rather than adopt what they called a TWO MORE. . so as to be thus better able to judge and which our holy faith puts before the worst, and the Monongahela feet in fifteen minutes, but at this ghost of a religion. About 8 o'clok last night a flat how far their good examples con- them, are the glory of Catholic Ire- wharf was soon crowded with men height it remained atationary, with went under the bridge containing "The Titons number about 10,000. tribute to the edification and instruc- land in a foreign land. Unfortunate who had interests at stake and nen only a feeble current, owing to the two men. They seemed to take the Some means should be devised for tion of the people. ly, from the oppressive force of who had not, and tbe latter manifest- strength of the Monongahela. The ed almost as much anxiety to lesrn situation coolly, and floated out into their instruction; I would gladly de- Now, a few years ago, I know not temptation and seduction and their only craft noticcd coming dowa WM the news as it was bulletined as the the darkness, and were not again vote myself to their service. why, a patrician, in spite of his no- own poverty, some are found who do a skiff with a barrel in it. Tht ice former. There was a fascination in beard from. "The Mandana (Padani) live eouth bility, undertook to attribute many not preserve their early innocence. is coming in very largo oaktt, and watching the debris of property borne Chartiers Creek also joined in the of the country of the Titons. between defects to the present Vicar of Jesus And this class become outcast, and were it not that the current is check- along by the ruthless river, and the general havoc, and some ciaft lying them and the Standing Reck region Christ, and among them he mention- they turn out to be the very worst. ed by that of the Moaoagahela, con- advicea received from above inform- in its mouth were lost, the men in on the Missouri. They number ed a habit, in his youth, of frequent- The higher the virtue and the better siderable damage mutt nrettttrily ed them thai they might soon expect ' harge narrowly escaping with their about 13,000. and like the Sioux, de- ing aristocratic gatherings. the training, the grerter the fall, and result.—l*nt, Jan. 17. sire to be instructed in religion, bet generally the greater in crime and to see floating past what the ice of lives. The fact of the matter is, thst in they have no one to teach them." deeper in degradation is the fallen Sunday had spared. About eight o'clock last night a MANY WRECKS QASSIN« LOWfcR TOtTS. frequent patrician society, He did not victim. Lucifer was once the bright- fleet of fifteen loaded and empty forget the poor, and the assemblies of AN EXTINGUISHER. Louisville, Jan. 17.—Tht river it est amongst the brightest; after the barges swept under the Suspension this point is rising at tht ratt of o»s their unfortunate children. Among it was hoped that the ice in the fall be is chief amoi gst the demons. Bridge, and went on to join the gene- inches an hour. At present thtrtaw AMress af ite Haiy Father to the the fc rmer, that is, the nobles, he of- Youghiogheny would hold until the Thus it is with our young people ral w reck. It could not be ascertain- twenty feet in the canal» The indi- ten saw good examples worthy of flood in the Monongahela had abat- College of Cardinals who go to America. They are, as a ed to whom they belonged. cations are that an overflow, accom- imitation, and among the latter, he ed, but this last hope was snapped rule, all good; but unfortunately The Seven Sons is sunk in the Al- panied with disastrous rtsaltt, On Christmas eve the Sacred Col- saw many wants to supply, and in at 11 o'clock by the reception ol a many fall away from the path of vir- legh env just below the Suspension take place at *ny time. The wtett lege of Cardinals presented them- their minds a fertile field for cultiva- telegram stating that the gorge at tue. To what is this owing ? To Bridge. of the steamer Calumet, whieh selves before the Holy Father to tion. Elrod's had given way, and was the temptation that besets their path. A loaded barge was sunk in the struck by the ice at Cincinnati a lea •ake a declaration of their wishes in And now, obliged to remain with- shoving all before it out. As is usu- If they could only stay al home, Allegheny near the Point. days ago, was caoght and laaws hie regard. Cardinal di Pietro, in in my present limits, I can no longer ally the rase, the first reports were their great evil, which is, after all, A loaded coal boat was sunk at here to day, along with cintttet the name of his colleagues, read an frequent these circles, because I am somewhat exaggerated, but the loss greater than I have said and more Willow Hollow, and a coil of rope empty barget. address, in reply to which his Holi- Pope, and because exterior circum- extended, would be removed. They is serious, nevertheless. A number belonging to it. valued at 9200. was ness said that he sincerely, snd with stances themselves prevent my doing Cincinnati, January 17.—i«'* would not require to go to England of tipples at various places reported caught at McCaskey's yard at Free •li his heart, eympathixed with them so. Jesus Christ, when dwelling feel 10 inchet, and riting at »b* or to Scotland if they had only em- gone, were afterwards found to be all dom. in the sorrow caused by the recent within the coofines of Galilee, and right. Among the losers were Brown of three inchet in an hour. There ployment at home. But they have, Two loaded barges at Freedom, iosaes he had suffered—losses which urged by some of his relatives to re- Co., James O'Neill, N. J. Big ley, is some drift running, but no at the present day, no employment St belonging to W. H. Brown A Co., wore so mach the more sensible as pair to Judea and Jerusalem, answer- The Middleport gorge it at home. After they leave school John F. Dravo, John Penny and were sunk. they came amid the agitation in ed that He could no* go. others, who had run their property here this morning. Tht msilliatw they must either emigrate or sit A model barge, belonging to the boats will begin regular tripe betweti which the world now is. "This "Go," they said to Him, "go into the mouth of the Youghioghenv down idle at home. They have no same firm, was sunk at the Keystone this point and Louisville to moria* tfitatiott," he said, "whose dura thither also and show thy miracles, so for safety. induatrial pursuits to engage their at- mines, Saltsburg. It contained 18,- lion, already long, is not yet at an that these numerous inhabitants may Specials to the Commercial rtpo* tention and energy. They do not The following damage iq reported, 000 bushels of coal. end, nor even seemingly drawing to also behold the greatness of Thy 80 feet 6 inehes al Porttmoutk. ffl even know the names of those works subject to revision when the wreck Captain J. F. Dravo lost 60,000 a close, renders conspicuous the deeds." But Jesns Christ answered: P. M„ and the river rising fl of industry in which their grand- is clesr, and the truth can be glean- bushels of coke at the foot of gftat examples of faith, strength and Tempvt meum nondum advenit. My inches per hour. A rite of mothers were wont to be engaged ed. T o fully calculate the power of Twelfth street, South Side. piaty which the Church evinces, and time hss not yet come; but it will at Galiipolis was made tinea »» some sixty years ago, and before the the flood, without takirg into calcu- At Watson's Landing, mouth of which are now conspicuous in her come, as my Father hsth decreed. night, and the river is now station** disastrous period of the Union. Then lation the ice movement, it muat be Beck's Run, R. & J. Watson lose M,,tt life; she brings new latignes to you He said this,propter metum Judvarum, rv. One hundred and eight • * * borne in mind that there were fortv-1 four coal boats, four barges, and one all descriptions passed Gtllip®h*J^ THE CATHOLIC. 3 day in a heavy ice which hat been Chamber Government, which can at THE Steamer Seminole, of the pecially large boys, who ought to ruaaiag mil day. Pomeroy report« aay moment turn Parliamentary offered, that it was not my fault, but tha river aa atationary to-night, and Boston and Savannah tine, reports know better, uncivil and disrespect- representatives into a shsm. that on the morning of the 7th inst., thst of tyrannical masters: but it was THE SCRAP BOOK. the ice thin. Charleston report* the ful to their superiors, and particular- of no use. They had their own about forty miles off Cape May, ahe larly so to their parenta. When I Kaaawha 10 feet 7 inches and fall- opinion as to the cauae, and it waa a A fellow who had robbed an editor collided in a thick log with the was a boy myself, I regret to ssy I ing, with rain all day. Stuebenville correct one. of his pocket book, returned it next THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN ENO- steamer Montgomery, olfand from fell into the very same sad fault, for report« about thirty feet and station- LANB AND AMERICA.—IU reference to "My ill-fortune had its good effect day with the following note: "You New York to Havana, striking her which I was not alone blameworthy. "J. The river la'(oil of heavy ice the growth of the Catholic Church upon me. After the exereise of pa- mizerable akunk, heres your pocket just abaft the wheelhouse, cutting I was considered to be remarkably and wreek« from PiUabnrgh. The in Americs, it is stated that one hun- tience and the practice of self culture book. I don't keep sich. For a man her down to the water and sinking smart for my years, and my singular- steamer Fanchcon waa «truck by a dred years ago there was not more for a long time, I succeeded in ob- dressed as well as you was to go her in a few minutes. The second ly wise sayings and doings delight- eoal boat wreek and lost one wheel than priests in the United States; taining another situstion. When I round with a wallet and nothing in officer, eight of the crew and four ed sdmiring friends. I suppose I house, and had her «haft broken.— in 1800 there were supposed to be entered upon it, I made up my mind it but a lot of noospaper scrsps, an Spaniah passengers, namea unknown, was looked upon by my parents as a The weather i« reported mild and 40: in 1830 the number had risen to to try the effect of better conduct, ivory tooth comb, two one cent went down with the Montgomery. young Solomon. They generally threatening rain above. 232, and in 1848 to 890. In ten and be aa respectful as possible to all stamps, a pass for a railroad conduct- The saved were taken to Boaton on brought me into the parlor for the years, from 1862 to 1872, the number around me. I was able to keep my or, and a counterfeit fifty cent the Seminole. The second officer, express purpose of entertaining the of prieata had more than doubled, place this time, and learned that ahinplaater, is a contemptible irnpo- Mr. Aschen, was pinioned by pieces company. But I remember that I having grown from 2,317 to 4.809.— steadiness, honesty, and respectful- «ilion on the public. As I heern What to a Draakard? of the wreck, and went down utter- was wise enough to understand and In 1875, according to the official ness to superiors were indispensable your a editor 1 return your trash, I ing piteous cries for assistance. mark well all the praises that they A »TARTLlSiO PICTURE PRAWN «V AN statistics of the various dioceses, requisites to a young man'a success never robs any old gentleman." heaped upon me. All my wisdom there were 5.704 priests, f||||| eccle- in life. IRISH BISHOP. waa gathered from my friends, and "Boss, that's a fine horse you siastical students, and 6,528 churches "Young man," he continued, "if The following extract i« taken SRIMR will doubtless be higher yet they gave me credit for originali- have there: how much is he worth?" or chapels of the Catholic rite with- you ever wish to prosper in the from a Pastoral Letter recently issu- during theeoming year. There will ty in everything that I said or did,— "Three hundred and fifty dollara." in the territory of the Republic.— the world, you must begin by obey- be a short crop in Cuba, and the de- By these sids I soon discovered my "Not ao much as that." "Yes, ed by the Most Rev. Dr. Warren, There were also in the same year 33 ing the Fifth Commindment, which ficiency in the European beet root great importance, and this made me every cent of it, and another fifty on Bishop of Ferns, Ireland:— theological seminaries, 63 colleges, is, 'Honor thy father and thy mother, yield is estimated at 300,000 tons.— very impertinent—a pest and a top of it." "Are you sure ?" "Yes, 557 academies and select schools. that thy days may be long upon the "What is a drunkard? A man The world's consumption of sugar, scourge to my parents. I'd swear to it." "All right." 1,645 parochial schools,214 asylum*, land which the Lord thy God giveth whose heart is full of vice, and whose beet root snd cane, in 1875, amount- "What are you so inquisitive for ?" and 96 hospitals, under the authori- '¡When I had grown up to the age thee !' If you negleet this, take care life is full of sin, thst will never ed to 3,457,623 tons, but the crop for "Merely assessor for this ward, and ty and control of the Catholic clergy when I ooght to have been a pleasure that you come not under the curse know, or even suspect, the hundredth 1876 will fall far below that aggref only wanted to know at what you of the United States. to them. I was disobedient and sadlp whieh declares that 'The eye that part of the crimes thai ne has com gate. The sugar crop in many parts rated your nag." disrespectful. When I think of the mocketh at hia father, and despis- mitted until he shall see them re •Suggestive as sre these figures, of Louisiana are ezcellent. Immense irreverence that I was guilty of, and eth to obey his mother, the ravens of As editor out West, who thought vested before bis astonished eyes at the Catholic Church can point to quantities of sugar and molassea are which they tolerated for a moment, I the vallet shall pick it out, and the the wages demanded by cwmpositors the tribunal of Chriat, where the others almost equally suggestive in arriving at New Orleans from the in- feel to this day crimson with shame. young eag'es shall eat it.' " was an imposition, dischsrged his •hiddvn thing« of darkness shall a English contemporary historv. For terior. The lesults ol the year will And if I thought it could make a- handa, and intends doing his own be brought to light.* The drunkard instance, in sixteen years, the num- put the plantera out of debt and leave mends for my youthful vileness, I type-setting in the future. He says. if entrusted with the csre of another's ber of Catholic chapels in Great Brit- a surplus. should like now to undergo the flog- The First Dollar. "OWING TO thi eHoabiTont Wsoea property, will steal; in his dealings ain was more than doubled, there gings which 1 ought to hsve receiv- ¿EmA^íZeD by prinjeRs wE ha*e Many yeara ago a gentleman from he will lie and eheat, to procure the having been 570 in 1851, and 1,288 ed then. I was permitted to call my ConCluden To do otiR own type the town of Metbuen, Massachusetts, means of gratifying the cravings ol in 1867.—Pali Mall Gazette. AMERICA produces 45,000,000 bar- father such slang namea as 'governor,' • Eifiug IN The fujuRe;; AHD BL- while on a visit to a prominent mer- hia insatiable passion. If he is a rels of flour annually. •the boss,' 'the old man,* 'John,' and TAOUOH WE never I Earned Tqe Busi- chant in Boston, was asked by the parent, he will eat the flesh and auch like, to hia very face, and he ness' toe dO Nod See any gReoT m AS- merchant if he knew of a boy in Me- drink the blood of the hapless little heard it good naturedly, and laughed. Teryery in tHe aRj." PROTESTANT MISSION« IN ITALT.— thuen whom he coold recommend to ones whom he has brought into the That most sacred of all names, moth- A cotemporary writes: "At a recent work in his store. At first the gen- world. He will consume in drink er, was seldom applied to her who SICE brother: "Harry, I want to Unitarian conference, a Or. Morri- OUR LITTLE ONES. tleman could not think of one, aa he the price of the food that should loved me more than any other hu- whisper! Pa has given me sixpence son, who had spent half a year in knew that none but a faithful and for taking my medicine. On your sourish them, ae well as of the Homeless. man being. I usually called her'the Italy, confeased that Protestact mis- honest boy would suit the thrifty way from achool buy me a penny- clothes that should cover and protect old woman,' or'Mary,* humorously, sions in that land were a total failure. ay ADELAIOE PROCTOR. merchsnt. At length, however, he worth cf almond rock, a pennyworth their infant bodies. of course, and thought that it looked 'You ask,' he said addreaaing the called to mind a boy of excellent of hardbake, a pennyworth of honey- It is cold, dark midnight, yet listen well. " 'But I do not intend to go too conlerence,'what are the immediate character in his neighborhood, but droops, and a penny stick of 8pan- far; I am determined not to be a prospects of a mors liberal Christian To that patter of tiny feet! "This early training showed on feared he would hardly do, as his pa- ish liquorice,and we'll keep the other drunkard,' «ay* the incipient lover faith in ltafy. I could aot find .hat Is it one of your dogs, fair lady, me every where else. At school, the renta were very poor, and he had no tor to-morrow."-Fun. of drink. Be assured, my dear peo- there was any chance there; could teacher was a firm man, a first class Who whinea in the bleak, cold education or other advantagea to fit ple, that the love of drink and the not find that any of the churches disciplinarian, and kept me in my him for such a position. THE manner of saying or doing were producing any effect whatever street? place well; but 1 disliked him for anything goee a great ways in the pleasure of drink are moat deceptive But the deacription of the boy's upon the native Italians. There is Is it one of your silken spaniels what I styled his severity, end be- value of the thing itself. It was well and dangerous. In these respects habits pleased the merchant ao much one Unitarian church in Milan, pre- haved as disrespectfully and disobe- said of him that called a good office these persons resemble the se- Shut out in the snow and the sleet? tha t he handed thegentleman SI wi.h aided over by a very able and con- diently as I well dared. I was afraid that was done harshly, and with an ductive woman mentioned by Saint which to pay the boy'a fare to Bos- scientious young man, an Italian, of an open conflict with him, know- | i!l will, a atony piece of bread; it is John in the Apocalypse, who gave My dogs sleep warm in their baakets, ton by the stage, and requeated bim who has been there, supported by ing that, in that caae, 1 must hsve necessary tor a man that is hungry to her victims her abominations to Safe from the darkness and anow; to send the lad to the city, and if on a the British aud Foreign Aasociation, fared poorly. In secret, however, I reccive it, but it almost ehokes a man drink, hut presented them in a cup of personal interview all should not for three or (our years. I found eight All the beasts in our Christian Eng- did what I could to disaffect the rest in the going down. gold. You aay that you do not in- prove satisfactory, he would pay his persons there as a result of a mission land of the scholara, and in thia 1 succeed- tend to loae your soul through the fare back home again. As Irishman was once indulging of three years. I had a long con- love of drink, that you do not intend Find pity wherever they go— ed admirably, especially among the in the very intellectual occupation of versation with him, and I think he The man as requested, visited the to become a drunkard. True, you (Those are only the homeless chil- larger boya. We could all plot mis- sucking eggs and resding a newspa- had concluded that it is impossible boy's parents, and, stating the mer- do not, but neither did any of the chief sgainst him and aneer at him I per. By a mischance he contrived for any Protestant missionary to gain dren | chant's proposal, advised them to victims of intoxication who are now behind hia back. His rebuke made to bolt a chicken. The poor bird any real ascend ancy over the Italian Who are wandering to and fro). send the boy for trial. He then in the unquenchable fire, intend to us angry and revengelul, and we con- chirruped aa it went down his throat, people. The Italians who have no gave him the dollar with which to bring themselves into that place of aoled ourselves with the hope of pay- and he very politely observed: "Be religion atill prefer Christianity." Look oot in the guaty darkness— ing for it when we grew up. In the pay his fare to Boaton, and departed. torment; nor did any of the victims Under aimilar cases ninety-nine the powers, me friend, ye's spake a I have seen it again and again, meantime we enjoyed ourselves de- of drink, men or women, with whom boys in a hundred would have said little too late." you are acquainted, or of whom you That ahadow that flits ao slowly lightfully in making game of him, to themselves:— THE misery of being called upon have heard, intended to reduce them- much to the entertainment of the NEWS hss been received of s bloody Up snd down by the window pane. scholars generally. I was the prime "Now for a good time; 1 never saw suddenly to make a speech waa got selves to that state of misery, degra- bsttle fought at Gaite, Ecuador, on It ia surely some criminal lurking mover in these annoyancea, and ft a city, and never rode in a stage.— over by a mathematician, who deliv- dation, and hardness of heart. Yet the 14th ult., between the Constitu- Out there in the frozen rain? never occurred to my mind that my Oh it will be such a long ride, and ered himself in this fashion:—"Gen- they reached that state in due time. tional army, 2,500 strong, under Gen. heartless conduct could receive a here ia the money sent to pay my tlemen, a morbid desire for original- Their nnhappy career had its small, Aparicio, and the revolutionary army Nay, our criminals are all sheltered. sudden and unexpected check. fare.'* ity prevents me saying, 'This is the imperceptible beginning; its perhaps under Generals Urbina and Veinter- Not so with this boy. Putting the They are pitied and taught and fed; "On one occasion he reproved me. proudest moment of my life,' and it slow, but steady progress to its fatal nilla, which lasted about three hours, money carefully in his pocket, he Thinking myself master of the situa- doea not occur to me to say anything termination. Warned by the sad and ended in the complete rout of That is only a sister woman said to himself:— tion, I tossed my hesd in defiance, else." fate of so many others, let those who the former and the rapture o( the Who has got neither food nor a "This is the first dollar that I ever and aneered contemptuously, looking begin to feel a growing fondness for commander in-chief. General Apari- had; how I wish I could save it. It A cotemporary speaks of a fash- bed— for the approval of my rude com- drink be on their guard in time.—- cio. It was a hard fought encounter. is only twenty five miles to Boston. ionable tailor as being "one of the And the night cries, "Sin to be liv- panions. But before I had time to Let them no! be deceived by their Both sides behaved bravely, losing I can walk there in a day; I will do old war-horaes of the trade." A think what I was doing, the teacher good intentions; let them not be too altogether aboat four hundred killed, »ng." it and save my dollar." heavy charger we suppose. made my ear ring with a blow of his confident in their fair, and in what and a much larger number wounded. And the river cries, "Sin to be His mother patched up his clothes open hand. I staggered a little, but THE new spring chapeaux can be seems to them firm resolutions.— When the news of the disaster reach- ss well as she could, and early the worn indifferently as bonnets or hats. dead." instanily recovering myself, and Let them not say, »1 shall go so far, ed Quito, President Barrerò left the next morning the little fellow parted With strings they are bonnets, with- shrugging my shoulders in contempt, and no further.* So other« thought, palace aad took rt/uge, it is said, at with his parents at the door of their out them hats. Look out at that farthest corner I dared him to repeat it. He com- ao other« ««id, but they began to go the Colombian legation, while the humble home, and set out on his Where the walla atand blank and manded me to leave the room; glad A Rutland, Yt., lady, while going the Way of ruin; they loved the dan- oitiaens pronounced in favor of the long tramp to the great city which bare- of the opportunity, I went, and cloa- to church Sunday, lost her bonnet, ger, they encouraged, they gratified revolution. The revolutionary army he reached tired and duaty, a little ing the door with an impudent fare and walked a couple blocks without a love or drink, and they perished by would poasibly enter Quito on the Can that be a pack which a pedlar before sunset. He soon found the welt, ended my achoel education. missing it. it. They were taken in the net of 25th ult.. which event it was expect- lias left and fesgotten there? merchant, who sternly asked;— "In Sabbath achool I waa even the hunter. 'The wicked shall fall,' ed, would put an end to the war in His goods lying )ut unsheltered "Where hsve you been all day? — RIDICULOUS ENOUGH—A 200 pound says the Holy Ghost, 'into his net.' that republic. worse. I knew that my teacher had The stage came in several hoora poetess writing verses about what Will be spoilt by the damp night •The devil's net,' says St. Hilarius, no meana of enforcing his instruc- ago?" she would do "if she were a sun- 'is pleasure, which the flesh offers air. tions, ezcept by moral suasion. I The boy thought that he had dis- beam." us ss a bait, in order to attrset us, was irreverent, even to the most sa pleased the merchant, and with a ON the afternoon of the 12th inst., A poetic Hibernian explaina that deceive us, and make us fall.' And. Nay! goods in our thrifty England cred things. I turned my pious downcast head and trembling voiee, Gen. Badger, of Governor Packard's love is commonly spoken of ss a alas! how many has the pleasure of Are not left to lie and grow rotten, teacher's instructions into ridicule to he replied:— militia, with a body of men, viailed make the others laugh. More than "flame,** because it is a tinder senti- driak allured into the net and snares For each man knows the market "I did not come on the atage, ment. 1 the residence of Mr. Pinchbsek, at once I used bad language to hia face, of the evil one. * sir." New Orleans, demanded admission value and I am now convinced that|he was "Did not come on the stage! — THE "little axe" historically con- in the name of the Senate in sesrch Of silk, or woollen, or cotton. a man of more than ordinary grace, What do you mean? Didn't I send nected with exemplary veracity is of four Senators believed to be con- or he could not have put up with But in aounting the riches of Eng- the money to pay your fare?" not to be confounded with Colf ax. my conduct for *a moment. Yet DESPOTIRM IN GiRatRv.—G«r> cealed there. Pinchback said he land, The boy thought that it was now strange to say, I never heard of his THE young ladiea of Ithaca have many ia in the travail of a wrangle did not recognixe any such authority all up with him sore, and, amid the 1 think our poor are forgotten. having made any effort to obtain my hit it eggsactly. They have named between Government and Parliament for invading hia premises, and if he gathering tears, be managed to reply removal out of his class. I think his their society "The Csckling Hens.** —over a bill framed for the purpose attempted to force an entrance he to the question:— Our beaats and our thieves and our prayers were answered, however, by of amanding a somewhat loose and would do so at his own peril, and re- "I am very aorry, sir; I did not IF a lady is asked how many rings chattels auddenly leaving the place. baffling system of judicature. The fusing to ssy whether the Senators mean to offend you. I thought that she has, she can say with truth that Liberal majority drew up tha meas- were there or not. Gen. Badger left a Have weight for good or for ill; "I went to business, and was there I would walk and aave the dollar. I there's no end to them. letter intimating thst he would re- but a month when my bad mannera ure, and it reeaived the approval of But the poor are only His image, never had one before." WHY do hens atwaya lay in the turn with a large force, and Pinch- were directed tewards my employer. the Federal Cooncil; bat the minis- His presence, His word, His will: Plaeing his hand gently upon the day time ? Because they are "roost- back, it is said, then invoked the sid He told me quietly that I might go try at Berlin will aeeept it only when And so Lazarna lies at our doorstep boy's head, the merchant replied:— ers" during the night. shorn of its marrow. It propoaaa ofNicholls' police, who sre on duty home to my lather; I went. I tried "My little man did exactly right." And Dives neglects Him still. that preas and polities! offences shall in the heighborhood. several other places with a similar Then turning to a bystander, he re- THE gardner who grafted a chest- hava the benefit of juries; the Gov* unhsppy result—unhappy (ox me; but marked:— nut to a box tree found it only pro- happy for my employers. duced large trunka. ernment insists that jadges are sufl- The Stranger's Story. "I would not take one thouaand cient. Southern Germany actually WHOLE Mexican brigrades and "I had now grown up to be a dollars for this boy to night." A votive offering, which is not a maintains tba jury system, but it will regiments of Iglesias' army have "That boy will break my heart!" young man, and knew that I waa los- That boy haa grown to manhood, sacrifice—Voting yourself an increase not do for Bismarck. "Ultramon pronounced for Disz, but the latter was the passionate exclamation of a ing my time, that I could never be and haa since become widely known of salary. tane" editors, if indicted in sympa- has not yet dared to attsek Iglesias, respectable looking woman, as, with worth anything in the world. Dur- in business circles. He is now the sn appealing look, she addressed a THERE is an old maid in town who thetic districts, might be acquitted he being strongly posted with 15,000 ing weeks of despondency I had time owner of the extensive mill at Me- strange gentleman who paased by at can boast of two beaux, but they are by having frieads in the box, where- men at Siloa. The States of Jaisaco, to reflect. I aaw that I had been thuen, the Pemberton Mills at Law the time. A large, overgrown boy, turned out of school for my insubor- el-bows. as the judge may be relied upon to Zscateess, Durango. San Louis Po rence, a banking house in Boston, of more than fifteen yeara, had leap- dination; been disresdecttul to my iaterpret taw and evidence in asaase tosa and Nuevo Leon have pro- and one of the finest fsrms in Mas- A general shouldn't stand too ed over a fence the moment before, Sabbath school teacher, though he favorable to tba policy of the Chan nounced for Disz. Gen. Mendez, sachusetts. atraight. He ought to lean a little and now, feeling himself beyond her had desired my best interests; that cellor. Again, the ministry wilt not who wss appointed regent by Diaz •w upon his staff. reaeh, stood laughing defiantly at his my ill breeding had turned me out of sarrender using th« post-office for to act during his absence, hss issued mother, who had undertaken to re- three or lour aituations. and prevent- j To be ever watching and thinking A True American is too proud to the seizure of whatever letters are a convocatoria for the election of a prove him for some mean conduct.— ed me from even occupying others* i of self, even for the purpose of im- beg and too honeat to ateal. He liable to suspicion. Oa both points President. Chief Justice and mem- Without making any reply, the stran- I aaw that if ever I expected to do ] provement, is hurtful to character.— gets trusted. Parliament demande reform, aod de- bers or Congress on January 7th. ger turned a aevere look upon the well, I must govern my temper, sup- The more we can forget ourselves in To correspondents—Postmaster- clines to giva way, whereby there ia Gen. Mejia and Iglesias are both ex- boy, which had the effect ol check- press my insufferable piide, which efforts tor the good and hsppiness of Generals are generally buried in a a dead lock. Tba bill pleases the cluded as candidates or electors; also ing his mirth snd chang ng his color had developed by this time into im- others, the better it is lor us. post-rry pt. elected representatives of the people, members of the Lerdo and Juarez a little, and then advancing to the pudence, and practice obedience and WHAT game does a lady's bustle bat iha irresponsible Cabinet has ao Governments. rails, and resting his arms upon them, respectfulness to my superiors.— 1 ALL sin is hateful to God; any sin, resemble? Backgammon. aotioa of obliging any one but iteef, he related the following story, which The disgrace of having been turned unless forsaken and forgiven, will or eoaentling any iatereeta but ite might, perhsps, hsve been profitable out of three or four situstions, to the MOTTO for Ameteur Violinists— destroy the soul; but no sin should owa. in the chamber of 400 there ICE fiifteen inches in thickness to both of his hearers:— certsin knowledge of my acquain- ] Bowing and seraping. tender any one miserable or despis- wereoaly fifty who opposed the pop- and perfectly clear throughout hss tsnces, mortified me. To my friends '•There is perhsps, nothing more ed after it has been manifeatly re- WHAT the young lady said to the alar view, but the bill cannot paaa beea taken from tha Allegheny river I explained, when the opportunity while happy Germaoy has a Star near the Hand street bridge. painful thsn to see children, and es- pented of and forsaken. dentist—Draw it mild. 4 THE CATHOLIC i&l«Q
I*¡smiír gd 6 THE CATHOLIC. THE DISPENSARY. DANIEL F. BEATTY'S EDUCATIONAL.. RAiLWAiTiiiwímSííi: MILLER'S syrup. ROCK HILL COLLEGE. «'Mil prmim«,, PARLOR ORGANS. A COR« FOR SLKKFLBOONIM.— Will ) COUCH- COLD, ! ELLICOTT CITY, MD. Tboaranda suffer iron wakefulness Curo [ ASTHMA, CROUP. These remarkable Instruments possess capa- HI8 Institution, under the care and manage- •iTwwi«.ff.ti nn*ci,cmi4ai|| ment ef the Christian Brothers, is located in who »RE otherwise io food healib. Tour) MOAWSEWgaa. cities for musical effects and expression never 1 before attained, adapted for Amateur and Pro- one of the most picturesque portions of the State To some of them this becomes A and affords rare opportunities to the student An Invaluable lleineihj for fessional, and an ornament in any parlor. GOING WE8T. habit, and two often A (rowing one. desirous of fitting hinssalf for Engineering, Mer- EXCEL IN QUALITY OF TONE, THORO* cantile, or Literary pursuits. Wo. I. Mo. ,. Some resort to soporific drags, STATiona. J* g^ and WORKMANSHIP, ELEGANT DESIGN For farther particulars see aat&logne. this is how crave is WHOOPING COUGH the opium often AND FINISH, TERMS. Pitteburgll'80 p m 0:00 a m 0:00a« . Others wine Mothers can not «ford to be without It and wonderful variety of thrir Combination So- Rochestori 2:4 0 a st initiated find and Board, Tuition, Ac. $280 00 Alliance..„8:0t <• spirits oeeaaiooalljr effectual, and lo Stops. Entrance Fee, - 10 00 11:00 « 12:t0aa t¡¡ . PRICE KktM PERBOTTXE. OrrviUe..._4:4T m Beeutifnl new Centennial now Graduating Fee,..,.. «. t 00 12:5t p m 2:82 • Çg . are thus induced to take aicobol Styles Mansfield ..6:50 « If your dni(|
Twos. GOOD, an employee at lb« PROTECT YUOR BUILDINGS,! $10 to $400 Invested in Wall Street, SPECIAL BARGAINS ML II rolling Mill of Maaara. Lojrd Sl Bona IS YOUR HAIR FALLING OUT Which may be done with one-fourth the utual Oftea lead« te wealth. A 72-page beok explain- IN oo 8eeond avenoe, in ihia city, wn expenso, by using oar ing everything, aad a copy of the Wall Street OR TURNINQ GRAY ? EVERY DEPARTMENT AT found dead on last Saturday after- Review, sent free. JOHN HICKLING A CO., noon. He waa employed at wheel- If So Do Hot Fail To CM PATENT SLATE PAINT. Bankers and Brokers, 71 Broadway. New York; ing cinder*, and bad been in bia usu- (FIFTEEN TEARS ESTABLISHED.) an 20-4t WILLIAM SEMPLS^ London Hair Color Restorer. JOSEPH HORNE & CO S al health in the morning. In the Mhcd Ready for I'or, Imp IVsr Brad and Mtmir Healthy. afternoon, however, be waa found by THE OVTT BIKIM RETAIL STORES. 1«, IS7 AM 1M Federal street, Fireproof, Waterproof, Durable, Eco- * advertised wWoheverr» one of hie fellow workmen aitting on It will restore gray hair te its original color. It will thicken the hair; cause a new growth. nomical aud Ornamental. oetved the Indorsement o the handle* of bia wheelbarrow dead. tbe MOST DTBTIW Special attention is directed to the following: ALLEGHENY CITY.PA. It will restore the natural secretions. . OUtaBXD FRO J'BSH The deeeaaed waa eighteen year* of It will remove all dandruff and itchings. A roof may be covered with a very cheap oas or on cox.- CLOAKS. age, and reaided with hi* mother on It will make the hair soft, glossy aad flexible. shingle, and by application of this slate be made (-BOBS in the United States, for its remarkable ef Ladies' Matelasse, Sough and Plain Beaver It will preserve the natural color to old age. to last from la to 16 yeart. Old rooft can be Brewry street. in «raring oases or scsorutA in • »»n«r ot Cloths, is all sises. Also, special lengths, It will prevent the hair from falling off. patched aad coated, looking much better and „ **th purchases made this M ¡. tonus, suoh aa WHITE 8 W ELLIN OS, Sif JOlSfl 42, 44, 48 inches, all at reduoed prices. Eastern Markets, we will open a It will cure all diseases of the scalp. lasting longer than new thinglet without the DISEASE, QLANODLAR SWILUHOS, OLD an Misses' Cloaks, for all a gas, at reduced prices. and »elect line of Novelties, iVa t, / *** slate, for INDOLENT ULCEUS, oto., etc., w Utah had daOed lh< •ent of Goods for all oar —^ ON Saturday morning, January The Great Reputation •ffort« of thetrskilL In eases where a taint Is • Seal Skin Sacquee, Seal Muffs, Seal Boas. 8 Which it has attained, and the large number of third . pected la the system It Is of Incalculable value. Thii We have put the prices on our Seal goods down mente, while invoice, of «oods Z. -?*. *»**- $0, Frederick Graebel, convicted of One the Cott of Re shingling llnolt" are now opened, COBÁZT^RÍÍ!^ teetimonials which are constantly being received, The expense of tleting new shingle« it only | fact being known. Its pre-omlncnco te soon conceded very low. the morder in the aecond degree for are conclusive proofs of its great value. Prepared only at Damatkt, etc.. to which we about the cost of simply laying them. The; Silk Pur-Lined Cloaks will be closed out eheap. a close aad critical examiaetiwssITSJ«»»«lffrftae the killing of Edward Fineh, on 5th Proof Positive—A New Suit of Hair. paint is riaa-pnoor against sparks or flying; SWAIM'S LABORATORY. Infants' Long Cloaks. piioes, being much superior to aa*âÏÏ?^ avenue, Pittsburgh, on the 6th of embers, as may be easily tested by any one. South Seventh. Street, below Chestnut, Philadelphia 7 Natural Color and Beanty Restored. faring. Wpg «f. Pamphlet« seat to any address, gratis, November la*t, during the paatage of IT STOPS EVERY LEAK, FRENCH CORSETS. Dn. SWAVBB A Bon:—Some years ago I be- ¡¡^jan Js—Am the Republican procession, was sen- and for tin or iron hat no equal, as it expands At Me, 4 4 "Sruit-of-the Loo«' gan to lose my hair, and continued to do so un- A line ef White aad Colored Freach Corsets, Shirttag Muslins. tenced by lodge Stow« to nine year« til the scalp became as bare as the palm of my by heat, contracts by cold, and nvu CRACKS elotiag out at 7tc; regular price, $1 25. nor scales. Roof* covered with Tar Sheathing . 9 and ais month* ioppriaonment in the hand, troubled a'so with a disagreeable itching, B ELLIS All makes of Corsets at reduced prices. 4 6ÌO ffi k D k fever, great heat and dandruff, and the remain- Felt can be made water-tight at a small ex-1 Ca"oÌ. ' ** * - " Co^i penitentiary. ing portion of the hair, on the side* and back of pente, and preserved for many years. ASTHMA At «le, choice new liae best Shirtiag Ce&ea ! The Slate Paint is LADIES' UNDERWEAR. At »ie, good yard-wide Dark CeierSoti2L the head, became quite gray. After using a 1 INO CATARRH REMEDY. number of Restorative« (to called), without tuo- EXTREMELY CHEAP. Meriao Vests aad Drawers, at 38e, full lines in At 26e, Loom Table Lineas Jost neshS^" Til Louisiana Republican Legi*« eesa, and my head being nearly destitute of hair, TRIAL PACK ARE FREK, fiae grades, goods at loweat prices. Chil- day, a special bargain, sHgfctty iwHH Two gallons will cover a hundred square feet of Aschm bf s rottared in Sv. minntc«, lature, in joint cession on the lOtb I reluctantly commenced sting tbe ''London sail Its use a curM stree et&ftted. drea's Union Under Suits, from 60c up; At 27Jc, Balia Finith Bichini T.^fgL Hair Restorer and Dressing." Now, through shingle roof, while on tin, iron, felt, matched Wm. jwr boxjSi by mail. AdSns*. W. K ItKLXjiS, Vests aad Pan teletta, from S0o up. h Vy inst., elected ei-Gov.Kellogg United its use, eander and justioe compel me to say to boards, or any smooth turtaoe, from two quarts IsplAWAroi.il. Ivp. TewTilp.'' - ^^ St State* Senator for the long term. all that I now possess a new and beautiful growth to one gallon are required to 19 square feet of I • of htir, completely restored to its original dark surface, and although the paint hat a heavy jaa ZO-jim HOSIERY. "VlVeSÄr "d ^ ^ "-a aad glossy appearanoe, and I venture the asser- body it it easily applied witn a brash. Children's Wool Hose, from 10c per pair up; for At lîtc, extra heavy Dark Grey Twiliti PUa tion that the world furnishes no preparation Ladies, from 25c up; Fine Cashmere Hose, nels, an extra bargaia. A tingi* tree in Florida ha* pro* it in Composition, NOW WE'VE GOT IT equal to this; aad I do conscientiously say to all No Tar Uted this Ladies aad Children's, at reduoed prices. fî he»TT harred Shirtiag Fleam. duced 10,000 lemon* in the two past wno are gray or bald, hair dry or harsh or (ail- therefore, it neither crack« in winter, nor run« Flannels. Woo! Barnâ Ekt^ season*. ing off, to use at onoe this cleanly and delight- in summer. fully oerfumed article. On decayed shingles, it fills up the hales and GLOVES. At 12)c, new aad choies aasortasat Pitid —• pores, and gives a new substantia! roof that1 Isaac N. MARSHALL, Gunner, U. S. N., Ladies' Cloth aad Berlia Gloves, at 2Sc; Chil- Striped Dress Goods, foasonable style«. will last for years. CVBLBD on WARKB shin- 830, Leonard street, Phila. dren's Gloves, from 15c up; Children's Knit At 25 and 80c, newest shades in ftidsk Buk iMrittaacce. gle« it brings to their places, and keeps them Woolen Mitteas; Bsrgaias in Leather et t-'uitinga, worth 50c. Dr. Dsiton of Philadelphia, says of lit—The there. It fills up all bolet in felt roofs, stop« Gloves oa counter. At 30, 33 aad I7èc, wide double-(oM Cekiai John H. Kelly, Clintonville, «8 00 London Hair Color Beetorer it used very ex- the leaks—aad although a slow dryer, rain does' and Black Cashmeres. M. A. McLaughlin, Toledo, 6 00 tensively among my patients and friends, as well not" affect it a few hours after applying. As > At 25e, a tpeetal bargain in Black Aham m as by myself. I therefore tpeak from experience. nearly all paints that are black contain TAB, be Fur Gauntlets at $3 56. Frank Hildebrand, St. Joe, 5 00 Fine Beaver, Otter and Seal Gauntlets at Lowest ptrior lastre aad quality. sure you obtain our genuine article, which (for OUR YOUNG FOLK'S MAGAZINE, At 62i, 78 aad 7», just opened, aaw liae af CeL M. Wyngaard, Green Bay, ft 00 75 CENTS PER BOTTLE. shingle rsofs) is figures. BEAUTRPCLLY ILLUMINATED. Heavy Gloves for Laboring Men for 50o up. ored Cstbmeret. John Grossens, do 2 20 Address orders to Dr. SWAYNB A SON, 330 OHOCOLATE COLOR, At S«, 86, Me and 81, very tuperitr valss ia John Dougherty, Butler, 2 40 Nerth Sixth street, Philadelphia, Pa. Issued monthly. Contains 48 pages. Seat by Colored Csshmeres. Sold by all L'ruggistt. when first applied, changing in about a month mail, post-paid, at$l 50 per year. Single cop MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. At 4 Spools for 19e, Gee. A. Clark's0. S ».er P. T. Barry, Englewood, 2 20 to a uniform slate color, and is, to all intents ies, 16 cents. For sale by all newsdealers. Sam Ash worth's «-Cord Machine Corto«. and purposes SLATS. On Undershirts aad Drawers, all grades, at spe- P. McMurrer, Connemaugh, 2 SO pie copies 10 cents. Agents wanted. Address, cially low prices. At 5c a lot of Ladies' Wool Felt Beaaeu. John O'Connor, Birmingham, 2 20 TIN ROOFS At 12ie, another lot of Ladies' bett Wool I* OI H YOUNG FOLK"* MAGAZINE Hats. C. J. Tintle, West Milford, 2 20 our red color is usually preferred, at one coat is jan 13-hn Box 3090 BOHTOB, MASS NECK WEAR. At 12ic, Ladies' Black Real Silk WiadttrTiH. equal to five of any ordinary paint. For P. M. Kinney, Wilmore, 2 20 We have placed on our counters a large lot of At 12Jc, No. 30 Twilled AIl-8Uk Bibboa, ia Cui ITCHING PILES •VA <>e)fK>t{OutjY l»-ti oap dinal. Navy Blue, Seal Brows ttd Myrtle Patrick Lamb, Allegheny, 2 00 BRICK WALLS 'ifong -g sioupton aoj ee^snij; Men's Ties and Scarfs, to be closed at 25 Are generally preceded by a moisture, like per- Greta. Capt. John Rogers, Westview, 2 00 our BBIOHT BSD it the only reliable Slate Paint aad 50c—less than half origiaal price. spiration, distressing itching, as though pin 'nsssoH « sawvr Also, a lot of Initial Handkerchiefs at 50c; worth a«}8MBI|H|Children'» AU-LineM a Slips and Apr« i. Charles Murray. Julian, 1 25 ever introduced that will effectually prevent worms were crawling in or about the rectum, '1*8 lau "ligi oS-wnjA 'Âpauig eduf) aJD,{ 75c. I At l2^c— ut>— . Mitsee aad Ladles' White aad CU- particularly at night, when undressing, er in dampness from penetrating and discoloring the Rep F. , plaster. *|«uwq usqt f]¡innli ss»| 'uo( Extra Bargains in Plain Hemmed Linen Hand- ored Aproas. Per McCarthy for bed, after getting warm. It appears in summer At 12$«, all colors Woolen Fringes, worth 25*. Patriek Darrah, Washington, 5 00 These paints are also largely used on out- •pi2 '°d t)» Of *P|o JveX g 'ma] pu« pioonofi kerchieft at 25c. as well as in winter, oftentimes shows itself a- •«V«nb uesop i 'erto ff jo íjoaanq £q uo{|u3 jad French Linen Madras Borders at 25 and 306. At 00, Ladies' heavy Wool Beaver Cleft /Vr Scanlon. bousee and fences, or ss a priming eoat in fine sa v round the private parts, and it not confined to situa sfr 'Pl° si«a¿ y '"«M. - I P<** pjoonog Silk Pocket Handkerchief«. Sacques. Henry for n>a(ce only, but it is quite as frequent that fe- bnildiags. Aug. Striltmatter, Carrolltown, 2 20 -met)} Sat Silk Neck Mufflers. At 82 60, Ladies' . xtra Cloth Sacqats, wwft males are sorely s(Dieted, particularly in times Our only colors arc Cat LATE, RBD, Bine UT -sn uaaq OASq oqa 'seasojg eqi inoqSnojqi pu« Cashmere Neck Mufflers. Adam Sehettig, do 2 20 of pregnancy, extending into the vagina, prov- RBI>, and DBAKOK. 3 At siqt ut suait)(i) pu« Binilup )ueuimoia Knit Woolen Scarfs. At 10 aad 12jo, extra site AB-Liaea Towel- ing distressing almost beyond the powers of en- QSAiS teouaiejeg *s|vi#s ;iroa/osei ss tippst ings. durance. Cases of long standing, pronounced NEW YORK CA! M PRICK LIST. dn »top ot 'isyjote if) «u pjos us nipsiug At 26c to II 25, special bargains la Inserted incurable, have been permanently gured by tim- ftno »¿>«/n JOJIWU tiuf f\"\ "»«« io Pl°* A à WOOLEN GOODS. Towels. FlTTftBIRGH MARKETS« ply applying 1 gallon, can aad box $1 SO pmo '*>ijn<{ptttHBjnnb /« >jt> 'S3 J»1 ^W. Ladies' Knit Under Jacketi, Knit Underskirts, At 20 and 22c, extra heavy Wool Bamd Shirt- ...... 2 24 Felt Skirts, from 7^c. up. ing Flannels. PirmtiMi, Jan. 22, 1877. «WAYNE'S OINTMENT. 5 " ..... S 50 va 'saHVAasiA isowiaa XV aavw keg Silk Skirts, Felt Skirts, quilted and Satin. At 25 aad 28c, extra good ralas in Bami Fisa- 10 " ...... S SO neis. The following ars the wholesale priess in Ill- HERB IS TUB PR00P. JO «• half barrel tuipuua pUI!)>.MI!Al.Mil,| Children s Knit Woolen Hoods, Basques, Ac. 16 00 At 25c, newest shades in CsshesiB sad Alse* lag S rèsti. From (tor* UM UUL IITISN is Dn. SWAVXB A Son:—Bt closed please find 91 40 " one barrel. ...„.30 00 A||>i.im p«» ¿|t;$ 1 «Inj*|IIir|| Brocades, for two boxes of your Ointment for Itching lbs. icment for bad leaks «targali 10 1 25 HA NDKER CHIEFS, At lSfo, choicest shades Colored Gsibscren, Piles. These are for tome of my friends who are We have in »took, of our own manufacture At extra good value. worth 28c. Butter.—Mediata to good qaalNty, 23 (£25c. afflictnd with this distressing complaint. The roofing materials, etc., at the following low OR. WARNER'»« HEALTH CORSET One lot Plain Hemmed Linen Handkerchiefs at At 50. 6Ji aad 75c up, best powdUs vakw hi tfgt— 35@37c V dos. box you sent to me a year ago, I am glad, yes, I prices: 10c. Black Cashmere tiroterie*—Coflee: Rio, 34@38c; Java, 32c. am proud to say, it made a perfect cure. I 1000 rolls extra Rubber Roofing, at 8 cents With Skirt Supporter and One lot Colored Border Linen Handkerchiefs, At Si, assorted Brown Drees Silks. m !b. Sagan: Standard A, 1 lie; OmM. 13i<-., think its efficacy should be published thrc > gb per square foot. (Or we will furnish Rubber Self-Adjusting Pads. at JO, 12, 15 and 20c each. At 25c, another Hae of good thaais Weei fé Graaalated, Ilio; Powdered, Iti«; New Oriean«, out the length and breadth ot tbe land. Roofing, Nails, Caps, and Slate Paint for an en- Secures HBALVB and COMFORT of One lot Hemstitched, all Linen, at 12}«, each, Bau. 8è@l*i7io. Skin DitteaMe««. 3000 rolls 8-ply Tarred Roofing Felt, at 3* jM AtiENTW WANTED. Special attention it directed to our 25c Hand- Potato*»—%\ 29® 116 per bushel, cents per square foot. jrTj Samples by mail, in Contil $2 kerchiefs at being the best we have ever SPECIAL NOTICE.—In additioa Is Hwayne'e All-Healing Ointment it alto a offered at that price. Flour Salee of rpring wheat at $7 50®7 74 specific for Tetter, Itch. Salt Rheum, Sr aid 280 rolls Tarred Sheathing, at } cent per Salteen, SI 75. To Agents at 25 the above, oa each counter la ear popalar It- fk bblj winter wheat, $7 16® 7 »0; rye flou, 14 Head, Erysipelas. Barber'* itrh. also square foot. cents less. Order sise two inches part meatt we have placed mat tpesial good M®6 OS; buckwheat, !}®4c fi Blotches, and all Crusty and Cutaneous ¿000 gallons fine Enamel Paint, mixed ready smaller than waist measure over AND J bargains, and are opeaiag new New deeds fsr Orai»—Red winter $1 47® 1 50; whits, fi 47 Eruptions. for use oa inside work, at $2 per gallon, all the dress dress. each. New Prints, New ChiaUet, New Dnu ®1 M. Rye—«aies at 77e ft bushel. Osti shades. WARBBB BRO 763 Broadway, New York. Goods Gent's FurnisMag Goons, etc. Special HOME CERTIFICATE. PENN AVENUE, —18®40c. Cora salee of shelled 52®44. 1000 bbls Slate Flour per bbl. $8 00 dee I6-3m attention is requested te etar importatioai ef Barley—Prisse spring, S4E®tl 1*. Mayor MeMichael's Confidential Clerk, J. 1000 " Soapstone Flour " 8 00 Irish aad Scotch Linen Geodt, aaw at haad tad Butter—Common to fair 43®45 } Hutchinson Bay, 3. W. comer Fifth and Chest phta* habit stuolately and opening, which we will offer at aaasaslly lew AppU ß 1000 " Grafton Mineral " 8 00 0 YOTO OWN FEINTING. tired, Palato.: nopubHcity. gallon. nut streets, Philadelphia, says: __rj7.Vu_ prices. 1000 " Metallic Paint, dry " j 00 I S* <»* «oí JMS" p for particular*. Dr. Carl- if«y—Sale s at S16® I»*l ton. "I was troubled very much with an eruption Special prices per ton or oar-load lots. xorrrnt'O S OMMLL strTìKu ft xsu noe* ite .«ut r*v««; OPIUM VMhiintoa St., Ctoafm QL O wg A» <«* paper, jmwurin« GOlfIXtì * Appi——Sales, from Si 00® 1 75, accordio; on my faoe; tried a good many remedies without hf Ialiti, Billlutìiai* after nov 4-ly All orders must be accompanied with the C'urti*ios, tenían OMI'IAU., JiHOutfit /'hMòs. ms fro«N A m•.., $. 1 -up, ^i1. . l*77.~Pofttpai4.-#l R. UoeaBty, CI barrel. finding relief; finally procured SWAYNE'8 ALL .*fen¿3c»fa»jj/or filimi HEALING OINTMENT. After using it money, or snbjoct to 30 days draft on well known réÇm*t*g**nf Pr**n*. fbe?*, fwV Ôhtm» Bales at 14,14}®15«. f h parties. GOLD I NE & Co. m flarèea Oit Bales of standard brands in short time a perfect cure was the result, dee Îi-St cow C C Tft psr day at home. Sample* THE NURSERY. oheerfully recommend it as a cure fer Tetter and eand lots at about 24 4® 264c. fl gallon. N. Y. SLATE PAINT COMPANY, 4)J |U 4)/U w>rth $1 free. STINSOB A A Monthly Magaaiae for Yoaagest Reeder». Baeon aud Provition»—Sales ef sugai all skin diseases, as mine was an exceedingly Co-, Portland, Maine. mar 11-ly Scpr.asLt Illcsraaran. Seed tes Mats obstinate case." 102 «St 104 MAIDEN LAN*, NBWYORK. eared ham an qaatad at lie.; sagar eared for a Sample Number and niaisB-Iùt •boulder« Sc.; plain shoulders Sc.; rib «ice* Price SO cents. Three boxes ft 35. Srnt b jaa 27-8m y^Xr f / C ARTHUR O'LKAKV, Viru; dear rib sides 18|c.{ BOSS pork, $18 60; mail to any addreee on receipt of price. SI JOHN L. SUOR El'. Church, neSawl, Flrs-itliinn. Vlst-MM, lew prlee«, wirmit- OIO i day at home. Agenti wanted. Out- | [SDOCBBBOB TO «0. J. 0*UUBT,] dried beef, 16c.: Lard in tierce« 1 Jie., in kegs Prepared only by •d t'mluM With WlMilMiiai». prten, •*< wat N>. 36 Bromfield street, Boston, Md bucket« 131® Hi«- V *>• «IP I U fit aad i * eri Bl»m»er Manufacturing Co., CiaeinuaU.O. DR. S»WAYNE A (SON, IMPORTER AND D BALER IB dec 18-St Dritd fruit—Apples, 4®5c; peaches, IS® gatta. Maine. mar 11-lv oct 31-ly eow 3SO North Sixth street, Philadelphia. 14c « ft. to MO a week aad expenses, or SIM Qqmdlm Mould 10*c.; star 16e. tt ft. SOLD BY ALL PBOBIBBBY Dat «¡GISTS. CHINA, GLASS, $40! forfeited. All the new and rtsadwl Onanmtrattd Lye—Is quoted at 17 78 9 case. SdlARB GRAND PIANOS ut Novelties, Chromos, etc. Valuable sampisftss Bemnt—Naviee, ft 76®« 00 »t» bush. with circulará. R, FLBVCBBB, 11 Dey SMI, Emilie ehiaksns, 40® 50«.j.er pair. New Tork. dec RETAILED AT WHOLESALE PRICES. 1MB Wkmmm—Highwines.fl 11® 1 13 ft gal. NO. 88 WOOD STRKKT, Mf Bales at Si®l| 9 ft. A MO,iTH Between Fourth ttreet and Diamond alley, ff QCfl Agents waatsd. M lord OU—Sales of No. 1 at 76® 87e ¥ gal. $600 lor mo Tor 997.1. f»nr Health and Probably lour Pltteburifh, Pa. vvwOU Best telling articles ia the world. Oas Mill fW Sales of bran at 917 *0®18 OS iro« lor 8300. per ton; seconda aad shinstufft, $S0 0u® 22 Of; Life Depends ou RcadiBf This« $SOO for sample tree. Addr. J- Baoxsov, Detroit, MSA. chopped feed, $18 00®21 80. dec 2-6m ¿oetmax Prisse yellow, 30®Sic f ft. We invita a candid perusal of the following testimonials in regard to the curative powers of NEW PATENT WATCHES. Cheapest ta fix J«m (Vwaterrw«—Sates 99 00 ft bhl. vrortd. v-iirS umI oalit ftm » âjpiif DR. SWAYNE'8 ATMOSPHERIC DISK S3Tor terms address COl'LTBft « CO jOha|e nov 4—1 f Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, FOR HOLDING ORPHANS' FAIR, W. C. STll.LWAGEM. A Remarkable Cure. Both tpprr and Lower and all Sty In of IN BASEMENT OF DR. SwArsra—Dear Sir: I feel it to be due to Partial of ATTORNEY AT LAW, you and suffering humanity to give the follow- Sets Teeth, ing testimony respecting the wonderful curative On Gold, Sit 87 GRANT STREET, PITT»»D»«H. ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL, powers of your Compound Syrns s{ Wild Cher- TW, P!*th»a, Voktniti, niid Scott'S ry and Sarsaparilla aad Tar Pill«. I wa* af Fateat Qum £D*m«l«t Base, tea. Court business, exaasiaatioa of title!, aad eonveyaneing, promptly attended te. Col- OPEN EVERY EVENING. dieted with a violent cough, pains in the side and breast, night sweats, sore throat, my bowels FIRMLY IN PI,ACE. lections solicited. ssay lt-tt were costive, appetite nearly gone, and my stom- In Eating, Talking, Laughing, Singing, ADMISSION, 10 CINTS. ach so very weak that my physician was at a Coughing or Sneezing, OUT-SELLING 1 MM ESS KB*-THE loss to know what to do for me, as everything I used in tbe shape of medicine was rejected; tpit And making them as comfortable and reliable, different times a pint of blood. I remained for in every respect, as Natural Teeth. CENTENNIAL Hf i. F. Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron. months in this awful condition, and gave up all DESC1UBKD AND lIil»nUTB». A ears for dyspepsia or indigestion, weak hope* of aver recovering. At this time you re- The only complete, ri« hlu illuetrted, hmf^* ilwut, general debility, diseases of the nervous commended the use ef your Symp aad Pills, work, »50 pages, only« 50. Treatsef »s lystsia, constipation, aatdity of the stomach aad which immediately began to soetha, comfort aad THE "MENDELSSOHN" PIANO COMPANY entire history, grand buildings, woadm* far alt case» requiring a tonic. Kvery bottle allay the violence of the cough, strengthened hibits, curiosities, great days, efc. Taa MP gaaraatesd or the money refunded. Price, 91. aad heated my lungs; in short, it has made a obanoe of 100 years to coin money rest, a* »v* (let the genuine. Ask for EI/IUL'Ì aad take perfect cure of me, aad I am now able to pursue HAVE STRUCK HARD PAN PRICES. erj body wanu tW. work 1,000 agents sepeafr ne other. Depot, 359 North Ninth street, Phil- my daily labor. Any parson doabting tbe truth ed flrat four vveeka. wanted. Fsrtw adelphia. E. P. KCBBBL'S Birraa Win* or of the above statement will please call, or ad- Only One Price for Cash, and a low one No Deviation, particulars address, quietly»•oí, Hissaa_» Bass- taon is sold only in 91 bottles. Sold by all dress me, at the Factory. Publishers, 783 Sanso»„Ün «tre«treate , Philads^MS. ¿saggista. EDWARD H. HAM PON, This new mode of securiag teeth has been We give no dlieouiit*. Ha notdeealvad Iff»' Engineer at Gei rge Sweeney'« Pottet?, case, or with four round content aad fail a- thoroughly tested, aad hae proven the greatest mature bookt atsasria* » U9 Tape Warm ss§ We pay no sgtiift commissions, which grafle for fel&O, and guarantee them «every CAUTION • Ridge Road, below Wallace, Philadelphia. invention ever made ia mechaaioal dentistry. be "official, '«te. dsslMt Entirely removed with pnrely vegetable medi- Over SO years have elapsed, aad Mr. Hamson double tbe pi icee of all Pianot. reapect equal to any Piano made of similar Ministers, lawyers, aad pub io speakers, and cine, passing from UM systess alive. No fee un - still remains a hearty man to this dsy—Sept. We look to the PEOPLE, who want a style, or no sale. those who have been greatly embarrassed by lass the head passes. C^awand refer to patients 10,1ST«. first-class Piano at a fair profit over tbeooat The "MKNDELS80HN"* Piano is manufae their teeth dropping down or lifting ap at the DP. R. A. WIIWB'« HB* of manufacture. We appoint the PEOPLE our treated. Dr. B. V. KIBEBL, NO. 96* North PHYSICIANS RECOMMEND IT. tured of tha very beet materials, aad by the most most inopportune times, oan now get a set which Ninth street, Philadelphia. Advioe fine. Seat, agents, aad ;ive them our Pianos as low as skilled and finished workmen. The manufac- will remain Irmly in place under all circum- llcat the testimeny ef Bev. R. Ssg^^**?^ Pia aad Stomach Worms also removed. Ask Dr. Isaac H. Herhain, Straustown, Berks any agent ean buy equally good Piano» of any ture it conducted by one of tbe most experieac stances. This invention can be applied to many gomery, Ala.:—"I was advised by Bev. rstw year druggist for a bottle of KUBBBI/S Woan eonaty, Pa., says: I have made ase of Doctor other manufacturer, giving the PEOPLE in a ed Piano manufacturers in the country. This old loose platee, making them hold as weR as Roteabauer to procure Dr. B. A. Wtl ea"«* tmr. trice, 91 per bettln. It never fails. Ssrayn- 's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry for reduced price, what is usually expended in is uo new enterprise, turning out a poor aad aew ones. The exclusive right of the patent be gav* me some of what he had, aaaJ"WT Jan 9-Im many years, aad it always proved effectual in commissions, rant, freight, traveUiag, and inci- cbe-p Piano, made from green wood, aad by for this vicinity has been parchased by well agree with my shattered oon curing long standing coughs ana all pulmoaary dental expenses. greener mechanics. I am determined to have them te tha niW^. affections. I believe it to be the vary beat reme- The "MENDELSSOHN" PIANO CO. can Our Piano is unsurpassed by any in the mark- DR. HUINCry A. M OTT, Sold by all dealers, or soat by maU aa rsssç» jl now restored to Us natural dy of the kind in the market. sell yoa a f| octave, rosewood rase Piano, et for its rich and powerful tones, aad its adap 978 Peon avenue. of 26 certa. GREY, j condition by tha ase of Dr. Thos. J. B. Rhonda. Boyartown, Berks 6 feet It inches long, with front round corn- tation to the humaa voice in sympathetic, mel- B. L. FABBBSTUCK A Co., fr^nstn*^ | Wood's IMPROVED county, Pa., writes: Your Compound Syrup ef ers, carved legs, serpentine and plinth low and singing qualitiet. It npeaka for itself. N. B.—Some who have no right to make the dec 2-3m No. 78 Wood St., PittsbMf* Wild Cherry I esteess vary highly; have been mouldings, with all improvements, including We are willing to place it beside any other patent Disk may tell their patieats that it is DRY. HAIR RESTORATIVE. selliag and recommendiag it to my patients for Pull Iron Erame; make of Piano oa its merit9, either ia beaut; worthleas, bat remember that Dr. Scott warrants . _ -»'-vi*1« IMPROVID A TICLB many years, and it always proves efficacious in of ease, or excellence of tone, and "at half the it-to be all that it is represented, comfortable ALTAR WISE- obstinate coughs, bronchial aad asthmatic affec- Over Wtrung Bass, h \ I) IT Ijiis new taking the lead over all Agraffe Treble, aud money" of equally good instruments. aad satisfactory. All infringers will be prosa- The importance of haviag reiiaWs w tions. It has made tome remarkable cures in •^' othars, leaving the hair «lean, Erench Grand Action, *'T e best it tbe cheapest"— eatad. the Altar, admonishes as to notii> ags»»' AND «oft aad glossy. C. A.COOK hit section, and I consider it the best remedy When it co»t* the leaat money. Dr. Scott also makes all styles of Artificial Catholic Clergy that tneh is preparedly a , _ A 00, Chicago, Sola A genu with which I am acquainted. which only aocompsay the best Planoa of the All Pianos fully warranted for five -?ears. Teeth, without the Disk, at the lowest prices in of my Diocese, and is furnishe[uraisnedn a•»t Hqattaf»»** 'SS5S-™3 CAI I I • P .Tor the United States aad Can - ¿•p* Describe t> mptom* in all communica- mett celebrated anim, at tbe very low price Send for our 1 Um*tratrd aad Detcriptiwe Cir» the Stata. All work warranted. able rates, either bottles, ksgs er WJ» > Hblsl IV Qjada. Sold by all Druggists tions, aad address letteis to DR. SWAYNE A of $350, S'275 or •."»« O, according to style of Take only Dr. Scott's pleasaat aad abtolutaiy f I 50 per gall«». TT a X T\ (everywhere. Trade supplied dON, 880 N. Sixth street, Philadelphia. No safe ansssthetic for the painless extraction öt Addr ss t: Rev. P. Kaawe*,!;: Hal Ki^y J HENRY, CUKIUN charge will be made for advioe. WheeHnfcW.1fc¿- THB "MESiDBLSSOHN" PIANO CO., teeth, aad run aa risk. Laagbing gas is dat- JLA n X Hit CO., New York, Sold by'Druggists and dealers la medicines j erons. Office opea from 8 A. M. ta • P. M. BICHARD V, tV H ELAN, Biihopet Wha^ Office of Manufactory, 56 Broadway, N#w ï©rki sapt 2-1 Meow generally.' mar aly 29^ y